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peter.czanik.hu
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| | | | | Why? Last week, when the latest version of Bastille, a jail (container) management system for FreeBSD was released, it also included experimental Linux support. Its author needed Ubuntu, so that was implemented. I prefer openSUSE, so with some ugly hacks I could get openSUSE up and running in Bastille. I was asked to document it in a blog. This topic does not fit the sudo or syslog-ng blogs, where I regularly contribute. | |
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lwn.net
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| | | | | [AI summary] The Linux Weekly News blog covers the release of LLVM 3.2 and Clang 3.2, featuring enhanced C++ support, improved debuggers, and vectorization capabilities, followed by community discussions on installation methods and compilation processes. | |
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convolv.es
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| | | | | Background As part of my work on the Stylo / Quantum CSS team at Mozilla, I needed to be able to test changes to Firefox that only affect Linux 32-bit builds. These days, I believe you essentially have to use a 64-bit host to build Firefox to avoid OOM issues during linking and potentially other steps, so this means some form of cross-compiling from a Linux 64-bit host to a Linux 32-bit target. | |
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sebastianmarines.com
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| | | Connecting to DN42, a decentralized network that uses VPNs and BGP. | ||